Latitude & Longitude (WGS84):
33° 46' 0'' North , 80° 37' 60'' West
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Long-form identifier:
mindat:1:2:99501:1
REF:Deposit:: 1A. WILLIAMS, LLOYD, 1967, HEAVY MINERALS IN SOUTH CAROLINA: SOUTH CAROLINA STATE DEVELOP. BOARD, DIV. GEOLOGY, BULL. 35, 35 P
Deposit:: Williams, Lloyd, 1967, Heavy Minerals In South Carolina: South Carolina State Develop. Board, Div. Geol
Commodities (Major) - Iron, Thorium, Titanium
Deposit Type: Placer , Modern , Fluvial
Development Status: Unknown
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